Fond farewell to a leading Rotarian

West Worthing Rotary Club bids a fond farewell to Rotarian Sue Worthington and her husband Chris.

They are moving north to Wilmslow in Cheshire for family reasons and in doing so will be starting a new chapter in their lives.

Sue has been with the club for more than six years and has been a leading light in club activities and has served her term as president in the past and has also been awarded the Paul Harris Fellowship, a Rotary acknowledgement of an outstanding contribution.

Sue was noted for her new and novel ideas for raising funds. Her organisational skills ensured Rotary events ran smoothly and successfully and Sue always led from the front by rolling up her sleeves and getting on with it.

For some years Sue has been a driving force in the Worthing Rotary Carnival committee, organising floats and always dressing up to reflect the various themes over the years.

She also instigated the Rotary involvement in the Seafront Planting Competition and other events which involved Rotary in the local community. Sue’s leadership and motivational skills will be sorely missed.

Sue and Chris were also noted for being generous and exemplary hosts for the many Rotary social events held at their home, especially the Champagne and strawberry teas and barbecues, where the food and desserts were delicious and plentiful.

Rotary friends gathered together to say goodbye to her a few days before her move. Sue plans to join in Rotary activities in a club near her new home in Wilmslow. Worthing and West Worthing Rotary Club’s loss will be Wilmslow’s gain.

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